Black Sea: The Birthplace Of Civilisation And Barbarism
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A masterful work of historical non-fiction, Black Sea chronicles the rich and tumultuous past of a pivotal region, tracing its civilizations, conflicts, and cultural exchanges across millennia. This compelling narrative uncovers the intricate tapestry of peoples who have inhabited its shores, from ancient Greeks and Scythians to Ottomans and Soviets. Ascherson presents a vivid and authoritative account, detailing the geopolitical significance and enduring mystique of the Black Sea. The prose is both scholarly and evocative, illustrating the profound impact of geography on human destiny and offering a deep understanding of this often-overlooked crossroads of empires.
Author: Neal Ascherson
Format: Hardback
Published: 2011, The Folio Society
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Slipcase: Good
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
A masterful work of historical non-fiction, Black Sea chronicles the rich and tumultuous past of a pivotal region, tracing its civilizations, conflicts, and cultural exchanges across millennia. This compelling narrative uncovers the intricate tapestry of peoples who have inhabited its shores, from ancient Greeks and Scythians to Ottomans and Soviets. Ascherson presents a vivid and authoritative account, detailing the geopolitical significance and enduring mystique of the Black Sea. The prose is both scholarly and evocative, illustrating the profound impact of geography on human destiny and offering a deep understanding of this often-overlooked crossroads of empires.